Times Pellucid Puh Loo Sid Adjective Admitting Maximum Passage Light

1. Admitting the maximum passage of light.

2. Clear; easy to understand. 

[From Latin pellucidus, from perlucere (to shine through), from per- (through) + lucere (to shine). Ultimately from the Indo-European root leuk- (light) that is also the source of other words such as lunar, lunatic, light, lucubrate, lightning, lucid, illuminate, illustrate, translucent, lux, and lynx.]

"Their [Dorothy Wordsworth's journals'] style, at times pellucid, at times opaque, lies somewhere between the rapture of a love letter and the portentousness of a thriller." - Frances Wilson; The Ballad of Dorothy Wordsworth; Farrar, Straus and Giroux; 2008.